Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-17
Must do without the Firemen.

lCopyrig, 1887, by bte California associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 16th-TSpeciall i
The Fourth of July Committee sent an in
vitation to-day to Chief Scannell of the
Fire Department, to participate with all his
men and apparatus in the parade Chief
Scannell replied, saying it would be i'm
possible for him to do so, as it was abso-
lutely necessary to have every man in the
department on duty in the engine house to
respond to the numerous alarms of fire
which usually occur on the Fourth of
July.
Two Shasta Women.
Copyright. 1887 by the California Associated Press
SHASTA, June 16th.-The Supreme Court
on yesterday granted certificate of prob
able cause in the case of Gussie Yeaton,
the girl who was convicted here a few days
since of an attempt to commit arson. The
case will be appealed to the Supreme
Court.
Lottie Lee Hart was brought to our
| county jail to-day upon a commitment
| from the Justice Court at Redding, holding
her for trial before the Superior Court upon
a charge of grand larceny.
Proposed New Water Works.
SAN Francisco, June 16th.-The South
ern Pacific Railroad Company has recently
purchased a tract of land in the foothills
covering valuable water right, and it is
stated that the company will build reser-
voir and construct water works of its own.
The present condition of the Lake Chabot
water is so bad that the railroad company
brings all water for drinking purposes and
for use in the tanks in Pullman cars and
passenger coaches from its well in East
Oakland. The water is conveyed to West
Oakland in tank cars.
Colusa's Military Company.
CoLUsA, June 16th.-[By Postal Tele-
graph. The Colusa Guards were organ
lied tonight by staff officer Major R. A.
Gray. The officers elected were G. B.
Mitchell, Captain +. c.. Radcliffe, First
Lieutenant; J. w. Moore, Second Lieuten-
ant. Sixty-four men were enrolled The
accoutrements have been furnished by the
State.
Exclusively Southern.
Copyright. 1887, by The California Associated Press
SANTA BARBARA, June 16th.-A hot wave
prevailed last night with a hard northerly
| wind from O'Clock to dawn, which gave
us the first severe sand-storm in eleven
years. The weather to-day is hot, with no
wind. The thermometer is 900.
Reduced Rates on Wool.
Copyright, 1887, by the California associated Press.
SAN Francisco, June 16th.-[Special /
The new rate on secured wool went into
effect to-day. From California terminals
| to Missouri river points the rate is 81 05 the
old one being the same as that to the sea-
board, 81 50
Indignant Brewers.
Copyright, 1857, by the California Associated Press
SAN Francisco, June 16th-At meeting
of brewers in Irish-American Hall, resolu-
tions were adopted denouncing the en-
ployers' action in requiring the men in
their service to withdraw their allegiance
| to labor organizations.
Fatal Accident at the Railroad Front.
ASHLAND orr June 16th.-[By Postal
| telegraph IA man by the name OF ]. NJ
| Farleigh as killed this afternoon by fall
| ing timbers at the tunnel at the south side
| of Siskiyou mountain. Particulars not
yet received.
Fire at Sierravil1e.
[Copyv7gt, 1887 by uae California Associated Press
SIERRAvILLE, June 16lh.-The dwelling
I house of James Nicholson and all its con-
tents was burned last night at II o'clock.
Loss, 81, 600.